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36313 Wilson By Jackson Safety Wilson By Jackson Safety - Welding Blanket - Carbon Fiber Felt - Weight (Per Sq. Yd.) 16 Oz - Thickness 0.125" - Black - 6' X 6'

36313 Wilson By Jackson Safety Wilson By Jackson Safety - Welding Blanket - Carbon Fiber Felt - Weight (Per Sq. Yd.) 16 Oz - Thickness 0.125" - Black - 6' X 6'
 
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36313 Wilson By Jackson Safety Wilson By Jackson Safety - Welding Blanket - Carbon Fiber Felt - Weight (Per Sq. Yd.) 16 Oz - Thickness 0.125" - Black - 6' X 6'

Features and Benefits:

    • Color: Black
    • Material: Carbon Felt
    • Length (ft.
    ): 6 ft
  • Width (ft.
): 8 ft
  • Weight (per sq.
  • yd.
  • ): 16 oz.
  • Thickness (in.
  • ): .125"
  • Product Type: Blanket
  • Heat Resistant Temperature (� F): 1800� F
  • Applications: Industrial Ovens, Furnaces, Gaskets, and Protection from Heavy Sparks and Slag
  • Certification: ANSI/FM 4950|ANSI 4950The Wilson series of Welding Curtains and High-Temperature Fabrics by Jackson Safety has made significant contributions to advancing industrial barrier protection since the 1950s.
  • Wilson is proudly recognized for pioneering the first transparent form of barrier welding protection.
  • Carbon fiber felt welding blankets are easy to cut and can be conformed to complex curves.
  • Lightweight material for incredible ease of use.
  • 1800�F working temperature and 3000�F melting temperature rating provides extra assurance for extreme applications.
  • Ideal for use industrial ovens, furnaces, gaskets and protection from heavy sparks and slag.
  • Width / Length / Weight (per sq.
  • yd.
  • ) / Thickness / Color - 6' (1.8m) 8' (2.4m) 16 oz.
  • 0.
  • 125" Black

    The Wilson series of Welding Curtains and High-Temperature Fabrics by Jackson Safety has made significant contributions to advancing industrial barrier protection since the 1950s.

  • Wilson is proudly recognized for pioneering the first transparent form of barrier welding protection.

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